All sentient beings only know that legend has it that for thousands of years, black and white impermanence will guide people after death, and the deceased will go to the underworld. The person in charge of the underworld is King Yama, and his subordinates are all fierce generals who are feared by gods and ghosts. Among them, the four judges are the most mysterious. Wei Zheng, the rewarder of good deeds, Silu Zhidao of Chacha, Cui Jue, the director of Yinlu, who is in charge of the book of life and death, and Zhong Kui, the judge of the punishment of evildoers, the leader of Wei Dao who catches ghosts and eliminates demons. The legendary Zhong Kui was "born and lived in Zhongnan, he was well-educated in civil and military affairs, he had a leopard head and eyes, an iron face and curly hair, a strange appearance, he was full of economics, he was upright, and he was not afraid of evil spirits." Is this really the case?
The stone came back to life, and I couldn't help but lament the impermanence of the world. Look at the portrait of Zhong Kui hanging on the wall again. He has a ferocious appearance, red face and green hair, and looks like the King of Hell... I couldn't help but smile bitterly. Alas, the world only wants to believe what they want to believe... My thoughts once again go back to the hell gate...
Intention: Since ancient times, people are only willing to believe in what they want. Ghosts and gods are not scary, but the human heart is scary. Even emperors and heroes cannot pass the beauty test, can ghosts and gods pass it?
